Abstract
The relations between external and internal secretions of the pancreatic gland are far from being clearly understood, although some of the data seem to point to a certain connection between them.1The data concerning the activity of the acinous tissue of the pancreas during diabetes are very contradictory. Labbe, Nepveux and Adlersberg2and Gavrila and Paraschivesco3reported a diminution of the enzymatic power of the pancreatic juice activated by intraduodenal introduction of ether in human diabetes. Katsch and von Friedrich4found lower tryptic values in one out of five cases of diabetes. Jones, Castle, Mulholland and Barley5state that in sixty-eight cases of diabetes approximately half the patients showed a diminution in the digestive power of the pancreatic juice. The poor state of nutrition of some of these patients might have played some part in this phenomenon. According to Deusch and Drost,6clinical manifestations
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